Found: look at the next business in the House, to take note of the long-term strategic challenge posed by China

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Found: manufacturer, to be competitive against other suppliers outside of the UK, such as those based in China

Found: For example, in 2002, China signed an ASEAN Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China

Found: In the Room - UK's role in Multilateral Diplomacy.' 8 The group comprised of Brazil, Russia, India, China

Found: submitted by Emma Reilly (MUL0006) Instrumentalisation of the United Nations by the People’s Republic of China

Found: democracy and rule of law at the UN - because it is being very actively undermined by Russia, China

Found: “Hong Kong, China” is regarded as a separate entity to mainland China in the WTO despite China claiming

Found: As China becomes increasingly assertive in global affairs, a reduction in US funding may provide

Found: Hong Kong Watch conducts research on the human rights situation in Hong Kong and the greater China

Found: Currently, Canada, the European Union, Japan, Macao (China), Norway, Switzerland, the UK, and the

Found: violent conflict has furthered perceptions of the institution’s weakness.6 Moreover, Russia and China

Found: INTERPOL list again. 20.Moreover, my long-standing troubles with INTERPOL abuse has now extended to China

Found: Brazil and China will establish a Subcommittee on Environment and Climate Change under the China-Brazil

Found: To date, the members of ILRS are China, Russia, Venezuela, South Africa, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Belarus

Found: in the Use of ICTs 2021 – 2025, 6 March 2024.convention on cybercrime and proposed, together with China

Found: Russia and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) are the principal revisionists.

Found: MUL0004 - International relations within the multilateral system China Strategic Risks Institute Written

Found: MUL0005 - International relations within the multilateral system China Strategic Risks Institute (CSRI

Found: Trade tensions with China on electric vehicles could lead to the spirits sector , and other UK sectors

Found: uncertainty about supply because those lockdowns were affecting supply, particularly if you think about China

Found: at medical instruments, face masks, gloves, uniforms and so on, a lot of which were sourced from China

Found: is probably about right, but it must be understood, for example, that no data is collected in China

Found: the UK voluntarily, with over half going to Albania (~3,000), India (~2,800), Brazil (~2,200), China

Found: China is one of our key export markets which took in excess of 10 years to gain access to.

Found: have on dissidents protesting outside foreign embassies against authoritarian states such as Iran and China

Found: If we are thinking about a war with China, at that point we need to think more about maritime and air

Found: There is the China-Taiwan dispute, the China-US conflict over technological hegemony, the decoupling

Found: There is the China-Taiwan dispute, the China-US conflict over technological hegemony, the decoupling

Question to the Cabinet Office:

To ask His Majesty's Government whether they plan to ban Chinese-made electric cars from sensitive national infrastructure sites.

Answered by Baroness Neville-Rolfe - Minister of State (Cabinet Office)

The UK takes the security and resilience of critical infrastructure seriously. Each Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) sector has a Lead Government Department responsible for working with owners and operators to identify and mitigate risks to their sites. They are also supported by the National Cyber Security Centre and the National Protective Security Authority who provide expert advice and guidance to both public and private organisations to identify risks and vulnerabilities to the UK’s national infrastructure.

As set out in the Integrated Review Refresh, China under the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) poses an epoch-defining challenge and an economic threat to a range of government policy areas, including CNI. The Government actively monitors threats to UK critical national infrastructure, and will not hesitate to take further action if necessary to protect sensitive assets where appropriate to protect national security.

Question to the Department for Transport:

To ask His Majesty's Government what assessment they have made of the potential impact upon national security of Chinese-made electric vehicles; and whether they plan to further investigate any risks that may arise.

Answered by Lord Davies of Gower - Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Transport)

DfT co-chairs the UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) group that developed two new international regulations related to connected vehicles – one on cyber security and one on software updates. The cyber security regulation sets out requirements to mitigate potential threats in vehicle construction, to monitor emerging threats and to respond to cyber attacks.

The Government takes national security extremely seriously. The Department for Transport (DfT) works closely with the transport sector and the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), and other Government departments, including the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) and Department for Science Innovation and Technology (DSIT), to understand and respond to cyber vulnerabilities associated with all connected vehicles, including electric vehicles.

Question to the Cabinet Office:

To ask His Majesty's Government what is the total cost to date of the removal of Hikvision cameras from Whitehall departments; and what estimate they have made of the cost to local authorities of removing Hikvision cameras from local council buildings.

Answered by Baroness Neville-Rolfe - Minister of State (Cabinet Office)

It is a long-standing policy that the Government does not comment on security arrangements including the details of security systems. However, the UK takes national security extremely seriously and has taken robust action to secure and protect its national security infrastructure.

Following Royal Assent of the Procurement Act on 26 October 2023 the Government committed to publishing a timeline for the removal of surveillance equipment supplied by companies subject to the National Intelligence Law of China from sensitive sites within six months. This timeline is due to be published by 26 April.

Sensitive sites were defined “as any building or complex that routinely holds secret material or above; any location that hosts a significant proportion of officials holding developed vetting clearance; any location which is routinely used by Ministers; and any government location covered under the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005.”

While local authorities may choose to follow the lead of central government in removing surveillance equipment they are under no obligation to do so. We encourage all organisations to follow NCSC supply chain security guidance when selecting a technology supplier. This guidance clearly sets the security standards that suppliers should meet and the considerations that organisations should be making during the procurement process.

Found: EC) No 1420/1999 and Regulation (EC) No 1547/1999 as regards shipments of certain types of waste to China

Found: Green firebreaks as a management tool for wildfires: Lessons from China. J. Environ.

The UK has engaged in diplomatic relations with Hong Kong representatives under the Vienna Convention of Consular Relations. In light of recent events, we want the Government to review diplomatic relations with Hong Kong.

Found: We are concerned that there is an ongoing erosion of Hong Kong's autonomy and rights, and that China

Found: look at the next business in the House, to take note of the long-term strategic challenge posed by China

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Found: countries— (a) Afghanistan; (b) Bangladesh; (c) Belarus; (d) Central African Republic; (e) China

Found: “Approved Destination Status Agreement with China” means the Memorandum of Understanding on visa

Found: We do not have an active extradition agreement with Hong Kong or China.

Found: “Approved Destination Status Agreement with China” means the Memorandum of Understanding on visa

Found: “Approved Destination Status Agreement with China” means the Memorandum of Understanding on visa

Found: . • Shipyards: Generally in China and Korea.

Found: These are only available from a single European supplier (Euskal) and must otherwise be sourced from China

Found: MER Expenditure (US$ billion) Expenditure Per Capita (US$) World Share (%) 1 USA 876.9 [x] 39.2 2 China

Found: Netherlands 651 France 554 Table_7 Top-5 Import Markets for Construction Materials, 2023 £ (million) China

Found: The largest national recipients of mobilised capital were Mozambique, India, China and Türkiye.

Found: Majesty’s Government HSES Health, Safety, Environmental and Social ICBC Industrial and Commercial Bank of China

Found: Africa and the promotion of durable peace and sustainable development in Africa, the Group of 77 and China

Found: 0.351 501.6 476.5 25.1 76,500 0.575 Cambodia 5,250 0.049 70.4 64.6 5.9 44,364 0.334 China

Found: China 5.9% 17.4 Currently not reflected in the government’s balance sheet.The MOF would include the

Found: The top five supplying countries are China, USA, UK, Brazil and Malaysia.

Found: The top five supplying countries are China, USA, UK, Brazil and Malaysia.

Found: The top five supplying countries are China, USA, UK, Brazil and Malaysia.

Found: TRA initiates reviews into organic coated steel from China

Found: Washington DC on 18 April 2024, alongside Tiffany Wong, an insolvency professional from Hong Kong, China

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Found: Borough of HillingdonNPS, NRCAN, GeoBase, IGN, Kadaster NL, Ordnance Survey, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China

Found: ., GEBCO, USGS, FAO, NPS, NRCAN, GeoBase, IGN, Kadaster NL, Ordnance Survey, Esri Japan, METI, Esri China

Found: “Approved Destination Status Agreement with China” means the Memorandum of Understanding on visa

Found: February 2023 value (£) Germany 6212210918 6254637120 6226133921 USA 4939662274 5789434897 5438369939 China

Found: the top 3 import partner countries in February 2024 Year Month Germany Imports (£) USA Imports (£) China

Found: Disclosed in part s40 personal information s43 prejudice to commercial interestsFOI 23/378what companies in China

Found: industry in April 2023, the TRA found that dumping and subsidisation of optical fibre cables from China

Found: Poultry meat products must not originate in China or Thailand.